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This is some pretty hefty frontogenesis across the state. 60+ knot LLJ too coming off the ATL
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Actually could probably see some thunderstorms across SE RI and far SE MA on Sunday. Pretty steep lapse rates with that ulvl low that passes overhead and decent elevated CAPE
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6 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:
Everyone is talking about the cold rainy MDW in the MAY discussion thread and you just can’t help yourself with d15-20 severe potential in June.
Triple buns for you:
I already talked enough about the rain threat
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Still loving the June 10-12 or June 10-13 period for severe weather here...like an actual really good setup. Going to Chicago on a train trip 17-20...hopefully a derecho will blow through there
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5 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:
His sister’s FB page. Heartbreaking.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10226953048758931&id=1434944541
That is beyond devastating.
So hard not to break down after reading that
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I am sniffing hard a severe threat around June 8-12. My sniffer better not let me down
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9 minutes ago, powderfreak said:
Yup, was chatting with DIT about that upper level divergence last night. Great synoptic set-ups usually win out over Stein-bitten calls.
Bingo!
May end up with some poor drainage flooding in spots. If there was any convection involved in this someone could probably pull of 3-4''
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Pretty decent jet for late May...going to be pretty intense ulvl divergence
PWATS around 1.3 - 1.5''
Pretty intense LLJ feeding moisture into like a "weak CBB"
The rainfall rates are going to be quite intense
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There could be a couple high-end severe weather events across parts of the upper-Midwest region (well like parts of MI/IA into MN/WI) the first week of June.
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Think lightning hit something nearby. Sounded like a bomb went off holy crap
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5 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:
At tree line and above
.32 here
Super interesting hmm
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3 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:
Wizzy
Very relaxing video! Great light show.
Barry!!!!!!!
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Looks like a ghost or a flying saucer
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Just got into bed and boom to the west
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Pretty solid event!
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Just now, KoalaBeer said:
Ya you got to email it or use a file transfer service if the clip is to large. Sending through text compresses it especially if it’s being sent from iOS->Android or vive versa.
Thanks!
when I get onto wifi I will send it to myself. I’ll also upload the entire video to YouTube and people can just skip to the last 10 seconds of it
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5 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:
I've noticed that Twitter and FB love to screw up the quality of videos when uploading. It's frustrating.
So I checked the text I sent myself of the video…and the quality is good there but when I save it to my phone it became pixelated.
I just need a new cell phone…something wrong with my camera so the image in view shakes and pictures and videos are blurry
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4 minutes ago, radarman said:
The twitter link doesn't do it justice without the audio
We swore in it so had to take out sound lol
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Just now, WxWatcher007 said:
Nice! Is the pixelated part you or Twitter?
Seriously though good stuff.
I’m not sure why the quality is like that. I took the video with my work phone…it was the end of a 10:00 video when the strike happened. So I took an 8 second clip and texted it to my personal phone…maybe that’s why?
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It won’t let me tweet that video…
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7 minutes ago, Henry's Weather said:
send it soon
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Time for back end +CG’s!!!!
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JUST SAW AN AMAZING CG AND GOT IT ON VIDEO!!!!! it was one of those flash flash flash flash same spot for like 3-4 seconds
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May 2021 Discussion
in New England
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Agreed and that was a great call...this has definitely moved away from a cyclogenesis aspect (for tonight)...which probably does favor the idea of a region wide soaker b/c the drivers behind the rain are now different.
Starting to get quite intrigued with Sunday night/Monday though...you could argue that's an even stronger signal for torrential rain...screaming southerly flow to the tropopause with LP just to our West.